Railroads discuss inter state law impact on passenger traffic
Southwest carriers report on interpretation of the interstate commerce law section 22 for tickets and mileage fares. They note open rates for mileage and excursion tickets may vary with notice and emphasize equal rights and non discrimination. They cite fare rules for classes and family exemptions, and propose uniform thousand mile tickets at 22 cents per mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curcaco
Southwestern Passenger Association
General Managers
General Passenger
Hartford & Connecticut Western plots new Poughkeepsie link
Philadelphia buyers near a 1 200 000 stock purchase in the Hartford and Connecticut Western for a potential short line to Poughkeepsie bridge and routes into Massachusetts. The 108 mile road from Hartford to Rhinecliff is reorganized with stock swap for bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford & Connecticut Western
Hartford
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Hudson River
Rhinecliff
Rondout
Thomas Cornell
Gilbert & Gay
Winsted
Elevated rail plan tied to Haymarket union station scheme
The Journal reports a possible union station for three northern roads at Haymarket square with rumors of electric trains running from the second story level through the city near Washington street. The Boston & Maine and Fitchburg lines are not involved, though heavy securities owners are said to support the project. Officials say plans are being carefully considered and public facts may emerge in weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Journal
Haymarket Square
Union Station
Washington Street
Boston & Maine
Fitchburg
Waltham Seeks Handsome New Depot on Carter Street
Fitchburg railroad plans a brick depot in Waltham with brownstone trim and a clock tower. A covered carriage drive, widened Carter street, and midway placement between Moody and Elm streets are planned. Work to start after formal plan approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waltham
Fitchburg Railroad
Carter Street
Moody
Elm Street
Texas Pacific Election Brings New Directors
New York March 1. The Texas Pacific Railway Company elected directors with a radical board change. Returning directors include Jay Gould Isaac Wis tar Russell Sage and others while new members are Samuel Sloan C M McGhee Sr Hf Clark W C Hall Robert Fleming and C E Satterlee. Fleming and McGhee represent Rio Grande division bondholders and Hall and Clark the Boston interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Pacific
New York
Texas Pacific Railway Company
Jay Gould
Isaac Wistar
Russell Sage
W. C D. Winsor
John C. Brown
John H. Wright
George J. Gould
John E. Hutchinson
John Markoe
George B. Roberts
Samuel Sloan
C. M. McGhee
Bond payoff and fare pass changes from multiple rail interests
Louisville and New Albany along with Chicago lessees notify intent to redeem all Kentucky and Indiana Car Trust bonds on June 1 1887 stopping interest. Bonds may be presented at Bank of Commerce with coupons attached. Boston and Maine will stop issuing passes after this month and recalls passes valid after April 1. Other roads may follow. Earnings for St Louis Arkansas and Texas show January 1887 at 218062 vs 159748 in 1886 with a rise of 58314 and 1887 expenses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Central Massachusetts Railroad
Barre Plains
Ware
Boston
Central Massachusetts
Jeffersonville
Panama Road
Richmond Terminal
Brice and Thomas
Georgia Central
Edison Electric Light Company
Edison
Weston Edison Co
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
New Haven
Opdyke
W. H. Stevenson
New England
Louisville
New Albany
Arkansas
Texas
Maritime Shipping News From Multiple Ports
A condensed ship news column lists vessels arriving, leaving, or reported at sea. Entries include Bremen bound Pro pitous from Galveston and Romeo from New Orleans, plus Liverpool departures Norseman from Boston and Thanemore from Baltimore. Also shown are Scythia and Erin schedules near the Lizard and Plymouth, and several transatlantic movements via New York, Boston, and Hull routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremen
Romeo
New Orleans
Propitous
Galveston
Gibraltar
Mark Lane
China
Japan
New York
Liverpool
Norseman
Boston
Mayaguez
Thanemore
Baltimore
Lizard
Hermann
Paltimore
Rugia
Hamburg
Fastnet
Scythia
Plymouth
Plymathean
Port Said
Antonio
Shanghai
Sharpness
Sylvia
Newport News
Philadelphia
Pawnee
Mediterranean
Gravesend
Erin
London
Durham City
Halifax
Rotterdam
Celtic
Rhaetia
Geiser
Copenhagen
Salisbury
Pealand
Christiania
Island
Caraiff
Pee
Glasgow
Belgravia
Avonmouth
Warwick
Notice to Captains Weather Observation and Barometer Instructions
Observations made March 1 at 7 AM from United States Signal Station Boston provide wind barometer readings and sea level corrections. Captains should add one hundredth of an inch to ship instruments for each ten feet above sea level, aiding error correction. Miniature almanac notes for Wednesday March 2 with sun moon data and daylight length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Signal Station
Boston
Pete
Port of Boston Arrivals and Departures Reported Weather and Sailings
The Port of Boston lists arrivals including the Durh am City from London via Halifax with passengers and cargo, and the Dominion from Yarmouth with mines and passengers. Reports describe heavy SE gales and snow after Halifax, then NW winds and clear conditions. Multiple coastwise and foreign steamers are cleared or sailed, with a roster of vessels and destinations including State of Maine, Forest City, City of Gloucester, Manitoban, and others bound for Philadelphia, Glasgow, or Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durham City
Galibraith
London
Halifax
Indiie
Furness
Dominion
Klauvelt
Yarmouth
J G Hall & Co
State of Maine
Hilyard
St John
Eastport
Portland
Kilby
Williamsport
Miller
Philadelphia
Lancaster
Hand
Forest City
Snowman
City of Gloucester
Proctor
Gloucester
Dreadnaught
Rackett
Norfolk
Willie L Swift
McPhee
Herbert
Verkins
Rockport
Mass
Chas F Williams
Minnie C Taylor
Leighton
Sullivan
Hillyard
F Williams
Henry S Gulver
Crowley
Baltimore
J W Linnell
Fannie & Fay
Mehaffey
New York
Thomas B Kelley
Damariscotta
Cacouna
McDonald
A . Lombard’s
Lawrence McKenzie
McKenzie
Fitz Bros & Co
Wind
Antelope
Searsville
Alfred Brabrook
Mose Glen
Abby Weld
Alfred Whiske
Charles & Raymond
Eugenio
Ann Llizabeth
Mark Vidette
Shuchmut
Fuller
Sidonian
Glasgow
Mary Standish
James Ives
J J Moore
Lizzie Carr
Henry Culver
Chase Tuttle
Bettie
Veto
Henry Lippett
Florence Nowell
Frank Dow
Mattie W Atwood
D M Anthony
Thomas B Garland
Shipping Traffic and Fish Catches Report from Vineyard Haven
From Vineyard Haven on March 1 an assortment of vessels sailed and towed between Boston Philadelphia Portland and other ports. Reports mention cod 35000 pounds and haddock 8000 pounds with several schooners steamer and barges listed among crews and destinations including Gloucester Tarpauline Cove Mystic and St John New Brunswick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vineyard Haven
Boston
New York
Mercideta
Joseph Baker
Icha
Cooms
Martie A Holmes
Lary Sandford
Brown
King Philip Fils
Baltimore
Mary
Wilkesbarre
Gloucester
Ernest F Norwood
Carl Schurz
George
Boutwell
Georges
Mystic
Haddock
Salem
Allentown
Swasey
Philadelphia
Edward
Warren
Colsen
Boseton
Belfast
Ponder, Jr
Bullock
Sadie Corey
Lowe
Winterport
Boothbay
Ayr
Sch Valetta
Hunt
St Jonhu
Lawrence Haines
Tibbets
Wiscasset
Norfolk
Iva DD
Sturges
Odgdon
Do Fordo
Frank Parker
Gilbert
Mr Elliott
Thurston
Cora
Studley
Rockport
Alice I? Boardman
Right
Calais
George Keene
Gott
Eastport
Thrasher
Whelpley
St John
Maritime arrivals and departures with British and foreign vessels
Shipping notices list vessels sailing from Alicante Antwerp Beachy Head Cadiz Carthagena Dover Dieppe Dungeness and Dover with destinations including New York Philadelphia San Francisco Hamburg Rotterdam and Newport News. Vessels include bark Giuseppi d Abundo Bay of Fandy Doris Galileo S Tiber Cynisca Delphin and Yon serg with crews led by Tucci Bruns Keete Schiaffino Olsen Keltenbure and Grady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alicante
Isabella Helen
Lewis
St Johns
Giuseppi d’Abundo
Ital
Tucci
New York
Queen of Clippers
Cripsey
St Joh
Gibraltar
Lizzie
Dare
Antwerp
Bay of Fandy
Porter
Doris
Lesmore
San Francisco
Dieppedallear
Tiber
Keete
Philadelphia
Dungeness
Cynisca
Hutton
Hamburg
Crusader
Grady
Liverpool
Delphin
Ner
Olsen
Charleston
Rotterdam
Yonserg
Ger
Keltenbure
Antwern
Maritime movement records from late February
A sequence of 21 ships and barks with origins, destinations, captains, and ports in February. Notable entries include the Italian bark Antoinetta sailing to Philadelphia, the Br ship Gov Tilley moving Antwerp to New York, and the Nor vessel Peppei with dozens of involved crews across Atlantic routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pieppi
Rolf
Nor
Tellefein
Philadelphia
Falmouth
Owen
Hull
Genoa
Antoinetta
Ital
Marchese
Desdimona
Barron
San Francisco
Hastings
Gov Tilley
Dickson
Antwerp
New York
Mary
Young
Portland
Dunkirk
Lisbon
Mandara
Smith
Rio Janeiro
Carmela C
Cacase
Liverpool
Harold Hoaringer
Hansen
Pensacola
Mida
Tallaksen
Charleston
Northumbria
Foote
Port Eads
P N Blanchard
Oakes
Carduff
Melanope
Read
St Matthans
Jantzen
Oporto
Paul
St Johns
Point DE Grave
Lancaster
Bordeaux
Svlermo
Dianna
Gundersen
Savannah
Scilly
Howrah
Balfour
Queenstown
Tarifa
Minerva
Sanguinotti
Leghornesd
Aurora
Trapani
New Orleans
Gibraltar
Domenico Lanata
Farini
Silverhow
Dungall
Portland, Or
Stockton
Buoys Washed Ashore Off Brenton Reef and Seal Rock
Newport Rhode Island report states the can buoy at Brenton Reef washed ashore and the Seal Rock Ledge buoy shifted far from its position due to yesterday's heavy sea. Captain Gould of Brenton Reef Life Saving Station notes the sea was the heaviest since his assignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Brenton Reef
Seal Rock
Gould
Shipping news from the Pacific whaling routes in 1886
Reports from Chatham Islands to Auckland show bark Petrer of NB Reed with 150 barrels since Norfolk Island in October. Milton of NB has 260 barrels since Russell. Swal low of NB Melnnes left Chatham Islands for Honolulu. J ALowland, Fischer. Abram Parker Tobey of NJ. John Corey, fourth mate of park Alaska NB, died of consumption Dec 1 1886 and was buried at sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatham Islands
Alaska
Fisher
Petrer
Reed
Norfolk Island
Milton
Potter
Russell
Swallow
Melnnes
Lowland
Fischer
Parker
Tobey
Auckland
John Corey
Park Alaska
New Bedford
Shipping notices from London to San Francisco and more
Ships listed include the British Isles Southcote sailing from London to San Francisco on Jan 29 at lat 13 N lon 39 W. The Eudora Fulton sails from Portland Oregon to Hong Kong on Feb 15 at lat 56 15 N lon 188 W. The Edward L Mayberry Knight sails from Boston to Valparaiso on Feb 2 at lat 24 lon 39 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Isles
Southcote
London
San Francisco
W. Hark Eudora
Fulton
Portland
Hong Kong
Edward L Mayberry
Knight
Boston
Valparaiso
St Johns Jan 1887 Cod and Oil Exports Reported
Seh Willie L Twift of Provincetown via Gloucester ships 850 qils pickled Bank cod. Exports from St Johns Jan 1887 show cod 184 800 qris vs 136 860 qils in 1886 a rise of 47 940 qils. cod oil 220 tons vs 227 tons in 1886 a decrease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie L Twift
Provincetown
Gloucester
St Johns
Shipping News Roundup: Losses and Reassignments Worldwide
Multiple vessels face disaster or repair in global routes. Brig Selina with cargo from San Francisco wrecked at Hilo. Edam arrives Amsterdam after collision and cargo jettison. Egeria returns to Cookhaven for ballast swap. Lady Russell sold at Gibraltar after colliding. Fire at Liverpool harms cotton cargo from Senator Fulton. Vallejo under water repairs off Dover. Valparaiso wrecked near Vigo. Emma R Smith aground with tugs failing. Princess grounded near Galveston. awaits offload. Sampson and Sanford report damage in Baltimore area. S A Paine sold after scuttling. whaling hull sold in Provincetown. Centurion wrecked near Sydney. Evangeline wrecked near Dikby Neck. Manhattan to resume patrols in Sound. Rosa Meek discharging and repairing in Lisbon. Farwell sold in Mobile. Forest Grove wreck cargo sold in Port Elizabeth. Kwong Tong distressed in San Francisco port for wage judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Selina
Matison
San Francisco
Hilo
Sandwich Islands
London
Edam
Taat
Amsterdam
Egeria
Kerr
Havre
Cookhaven
Lady Russell
Gibraltar
Senator
Fulton
Liverpool
Norfolk
Dover
Vallejo
Valparaiso
Vigo
Perth Amboy
Sir Emma R Smith
Galveston
Princess
Liveral
Baltimore
Seir
Charles F Samnson
Sir Frank O Dame
Henderson’s
Dame
Sampson
Sir John C Sandford
Sanford
Boston
Provincetown
Mass
Sh S A Paine
Paine
Sark Centurion
Sydney
Nsw
Newcastle
Honolulu
Rocka
Evangeline
Yarmouth
Weymouth
Mink Cove
Digby Neck
Moston Marine Agency
Manhattan
Tozier
Sound
Lisbon
Sir Rosa Meek
Mobile
James Farrell
Joseph Farwell
J R Edwards
Laguna
Port Elizabeth
Forest Grove
Kwong Tong
Vong Kong
Victoria
United States Marshal
United States District Court
Joseph Mondrego
Maritime Ship Movements and Ports Chronology
A dense log lists ships sailing and in port across global ports from Antwerp to New York, noting vessels such as Lismore, Snow Queen, Wallace, Glendon, Oregon, and Marlborough Will. Entries include arrival and departure dates, ship types like bark and steamer, and destinations including San Francisco, New York, and Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antwerp
Favorite
Peters
Philadelphia
Lismore
Cowell
San Francisco
Snow Queen
McKenzie
von Berg
Kittenberg
Barbados
Lisch
Emerson
Reynard
St John
Bremen
Herman
Vahland
Jaburg
New York
Bilbao
Sereena
Skyrich
Bombay
Lee
Portland
Meyer & Moller
Perkins
Mobile
Sehs
Parker
Hooper
Harkness
Delaware
Blanche Hopkins
Funnell
Matanaas
City of Washington
Hong Kong
Oregon
Merriman
Enos Soule
Soule
Victoria
Escort
Waterhouse
Haliefax
Florence
Porto Rico
Minia
Hamburg
Louise & Auguste
Berlimont
Baltimore
Liverpool
Marlborough Will
Long
City of Corinth
Donald
Iris
Davis
Pensacola
Maiden City
Humphrey
Mora
Willan
Chelsea
Earl Granville
Copp
Sydney
Nsw
Manilla
Barks Benguela
Fuglesen
San Diego
Melanesia
Woodhouse
Villatrot Thompson
Wilmington
Cal
Earl Dunraven
Kerr
County of Merioneth
Watkins
O. Makar
Thompson
Townaville
Honolulu
Wassau
Scis
Julia H. Calvert
Spinwall
ORT Chalmers
Wm P Potter
Naps
Port Activity and Vessels in Transit Across Atlantic Ports
Shipping reports list ships in port and cleared in February across ports including Port au Prince Rio Janeiro St Johns and Vera Cruz with vessels such as Thames Strathblane Centurion G H Gordon and City of Alexandria and multiple brig sails and barques bound for New York Havana Colon San Francisco and Barbados. Key entries note sailings from New Orleans Boston New York and Barbados with vessels including the Thames and Amy maiden and various bark and brig arrivals and departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port AU Prince
Alice Bradshaw
Nwi K
Simon
Caroline Gray
Willsbury
New Orleans
RIO Janero
Thames
New York
Rockhampton
Queensland
Gawner
Sanfrancisco
Talcahuana
NSEA
Boston City
Sherborne
Sydney
ASW
Strathblane
San Francisco
Newcastle
Centurion
Taylor
Honolulu
Mt John
G H Gordon
Parker
Oston
Elizabeth de Hart
Bath
Lexington
Priest
St Johns
Kathleen McFarland
Joston
ST Domingo City
Mary E Pennell
Mitchell
Baracona
Marion Hill
Armstrong
Barbados
Ace York
Ozama
aAzna
ST Kitts
Glenorchy
Carlin
Italia
McCahin
Baltimore
Colon
Valparaiso
Emma L Shaw Proctor
Vera Cruz
City of Alexandria
Havana
Ymaiden
Martina
Johanna
Alexandria
Nellie J Dinsmore
Boston
Emma T Hart
Keene
Island City
Voorhis
Savannah
Oscar C Schmidt
Bacon
Charleston
Serpico
Sinclair
Antwerp
Wm Crane
Billups
Decatur
Miller
Howes
Geo Appold
Warren
Providence
Frostburg
Mills
James L Harvey
McVhail
Rouen
Frank Pratt Lee
Lee
New Haven
Calvin F Baker
Baker
John E Sanford
Stone
John $ Shriver
Riggan
Philadelphia
A A Shaw
Morgan
J B Carrington
Elias Moore
Falkenburg
W P Hood
Allen Greene
Bill Stow
Provience
Brunswick
Cathie C Berry
Smith
Perth Amboy
Fannie
Gorham
Welch
Bjorntra
Krath
Cronstadt
Pope Topo
Albi
Java
Messenger
Faulkner
Falker
City of Columbia
McKee
Harriet
Kerlin
Marts
Allie K Chester
Ingersoll
Norrena
Porto Rico
Equator
Maria Teresa
Barcelona
Alfredo
Hattie L Sheets
Smith’s Mills
Pallion
Hyde
United Kingdom
Cuatuam
Panther
Schs
Darlen
Ann J Trainer
Derrickson
Wilmington
Del
Samuel B Hubbard
Mehaffey
New London
Annie Conant
Newport News
Galveston
Comal
Bolger
Es Hocken
Hoeken
Genoa
Sorkholm
Roller
Cork
David W Hunt
Hall
Pascagoula
Chase Sprague
Newport
Norfolk
Brits Diaz
Ayerholt
Elsinore
Ocean Belle
Harroway
Lillloth
Hyannis
Herbert D. Fisher
Charles EB Balch
Jacksonville
R Flint
Dukeshire
Schs Jno
Davis
Greene
Lucie Wheatley
Mumford
Kelly Nassau
Whitney
Lizzie Henderson
Nassau
Minnie Irwin
Margaretta
Mobile
Lorenzo D Baker
Wiley
Anna 'l’ Ebener
Springer
Caledonia
Sorentsen
Dordrecht
Sunshine
Knudsen
Yarmouth
Arup
Jutlas
Viera
Oporto
Johanne Ingens
Isefier
Buenos Ayres
West Cumberland
Brown
Maryport
City of Dallas
Read
Belize
Sculptor
Liverpool
Ixia
Grimwade
Iremen
Foscolla
St Vincent
Hutchinson
Port Eads
Maggie S Hart
Chaney
Wood
Duffey
Coatzaconicos
Ashburner
Teresa Figueras
Fredrik Stang
Pensacola
Straan
Havre
Ist
Pieter de Connick
Rotterdam
Celtic
Dorado
Thalia
Hamburg
Getser
Copenhagen
Abram Young
Marine
Almeria
Abbie Hl
Gheen
RD Spear
Farr
Lloret de Mar
Zaxa
Georgia
Coffin
Cardenas
Sedie Willcutt
Barbour
Lydia Hooper
Cranmer
David Clarkson
Ireland
Angie L Green
HW Jones
Pierce
Wm Kenzel
Rose
Bessie C Beach
Crosby
Charles Morford
Burdge
J B van Dusen
Booze
Richmond
James Slater
Tooker
Manzanilla
Arst
Atalanta
Edwin Morrison
Martinique
Jacotaloan
Longhirst
Cole
Gen Whitney
Bearse
Clarke
Amorose
Bis
Scison Mayerett
Webster
Fisher’s Island
Mary Buckley
Dunn
Cold Spring
Seven Brothers
Glen Cove
Robert Norgan
Crossley
Hart Island
Barks Blue Bird
Dickey
Rio Janeiro
Nehmelah Gibson
Risley
New Bedford
Cawse
Broomhaugh
Anderson
Breakwater
Penny
Amethyst
Roanoke
Couch
Samuel
Thorp
Pearce
Georgie Berry
Gina
Rockland
Centipede
Port Gamble
Bonanza
Leach
Melbourne
Catherine Sudden
Alberg
San Diego
Vort Townsend
C Tobias
Knudson
H Budig
Voss
Myronus
Peterson
Nellie ‘T Morse
Jennie Hulbert
Southard
Aspinwall
Argo
Basso
Montrose
Ocean
Bilbao
Albarese
Olivari
Savona
Abrig Guadiana
de Conte
Loanda
William Frederick
Patterson
James B Jordan
Martin
Sabine
Marcello
Dodera
Nostra Signora Della Salute
Stralsund
Ochberg
Belfast
Port Royal
Wilhelm
St Helena
Severn
Thomas
Swansea
Bertha
Jones
Plymouth
Charles E. Young
Corson
Willis S Shepard
Reeves
Clark’s Cove
Portland
Hercules
Swain
Sehs
Rachel Jane
Kidd
Calvin Parris
Higgins
Etna
York
Vhenix
Cooper
Rockport
Oliver Ames
Handy
Gorton
Stephen & Loud
Torrey
Galveson
Alleghany
West Point
Catharine Whiting
Briggs
Charles A Briggs
Hamme
Walker Armington
Charles W Church
G M Brainerd
Ricamond
Old Dominion
Dora Allison
A & EB Dooper
Willets
Monitor
Ghlssen
Rio Grande-do-Sul
Vacoma
Stewamer Gaette
Pearne
Hong Kong
Centaur
Ibester
Queenstown
Mt Washington
Sailed Vessels and Clearances Across American Ports
A condensed record of ships cleared and sailed from numerous ports including Alexandria Burlington Brunswick Charleston and New York. Entries list schooners steamers barks brig s and vessels with destinations such as Antwerp Genoa Barbados Barcelona Newport News and Havana plus notable movements including schooner Ann J Trainer and steamer Comal with stated tonnage destinations and home ports.
Maritime arrivals and sailings from several ports
Listings of ships and vessels with origins, destinations, and voyage details including bark Melancthon from NSW to SAN PEDRO, steamer City of Jaczon to Savannah, and multiple sailings to New York and Havana with tugs, brig Sarah E Kenne, bark Maria and others referenced with dates in August and March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Pedro
Riverside
Rawley
Newcastle
Nsw
Melancthon
Adams
Umpqua
Savannah
Augusta
Suitaville
Maria
Isado
Havana
New York
George W Pride, Jr
Tacoma
Shirley
Magune
San Francisco
Boston-Bound Vessels Sail From Various Ports
A list of ships and their routes notes vessels sailing toward Boston from Manila Sagua Calcutta Melbourne Rabat and other ports with dates from December through February including Adeline Biet Akbar and Blizzard and several others. Several entries mark arrivals or distress status at Savannah Vineyard Haven and Delaware breakwater with voyage dates and home ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Oda Adam
Spies
Field
Am Bark
Lloilo
Anjer Dee
Adeline
Biet
Manila
Akbar
Holmes
Ambrig
Sagua
Ag Power Rollo
Stal
Palermo
Anglesea
Bain
Br Bark
Calcutta
Blizzard
Budd
Br Sebr
Cienfuegos
Colorado
Wyman
Atheres
Charles G. Rice
Bailey
Edward May
Johnson
Noilo
Emma J. Meyer
Meyer
Aimschr
Delaware Breakwater
Frigga
Vosteresen
Nor Bark
Melbourne
Fred A. Small
Cole
Matanzas
George Skelfield
Hall
George S. Homer
Harbeson Hickman
Hitchens
Am_schr
Cardenas
Savannah
Iceberg
Carver
Kirkcudbrightshure
Baxter
Chittagong
Lamseer
Stith
Aim Ship
Trapani
Os Seaboyer
Br Sehr
Jeb C. Leone
Esposito
Ital Bark
Messina
Sparkling Water
Hitchborn
Trinidad
Sooloo
Powers
Nloilo
St Kilda
Hines
Genoa
Cagliari
Wallace
McCormick
Pernambuco
Seg McLean
Bowers
Am _ bark
Grace Bradley
Steamship Departures From New York to Atlantic and Caribbean Routes
Tuesday notices list multiple steamship departures from New York on March 2 for destinations including Europe via Queenstown and Liverpool, Bermuda, Bluefields, Nassau, Havana, Turks Island, Cienfuegos, Haytian Republic, Vera Cruz, Progreso, and related routes. Timings show 7.30 PM, 4.7.30 PM, and other nightly sails with connections through Boston and Key West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foy St. Pierre
Mig
Halifax
Matos Oak
Europe
Queenstown
Liverpool
Celtic
New York
Eeeerere
Bermuda
Orinoco
Wenemas
Bluefields
Nte
New Orleans
Nassau
N. P
Samiago
Cuba
Cienfuegos
Turks Island
Hayti
Haytian Republic
Vera Cruz
Campeche
Chiapas
Tabasco
Tuxpan
Tampico
Yucatan
Manhattan
Progreso
Mexico
Tampa
Fla
Key West
Boston
Trade and Passage Schedules From San Francisco Listings
For Australia and surrounding islands, the Zealandea sails from San Francisco on March 12 to China Japan and the East Indias, excluding British India. The Gaelic gas steamship departs from San Francisco on March 1 for China and Japan. For Society Island travelers, Tropic Bird leaves San Francisco in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Fiji Islands
New Zealand
Samoan Islands
Sandwich Islands
Zealandea
San Francisco
China
Japan
East Indias
British India
Society Island
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